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- Simulate the attack
- Calculates the sum of food for the given units
- Calculate the sum of the attack
- Sum of the defenses of the given units
- Fetches the map data
- Store a JSON entry in the cache
- Return the json for a farm
- Build a cache entry
- Return a template from a given category
- Tries to attempt to attempt a skill if needed
- Manage farm manager
- Set config values
- Grab the result from the cache
- Report action
- Synchronize builder cache
- List all built templates
- Start the game
- Adds data to the database
- Update the player state
- Update the flags
- Prepares the game
- Check to see if a building is available
- Send attack chain
- Setup the database
- Start the browser
- Run the game
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QUESTION
Question 1
I am trying to figure why Safari on a MacBook or Ipad 9 is saving our PDF files as a number instead of the actual PDF name. The link is a REST link that fetches the file from another server. The data is retrieved from a BLOB in the Database. I suspect it may have something to do with the file stream while it is downloading, so it could perhaps be the MimeType?
I have tested a normal PDF hosted on the website and it opens with the correct name and you can preview it.
I have searched a couple of sites, but can't find the answer.
You can find the website URL here: https://www.parrot.co.za/product/sku/twb-7519a and the PDF's are on the Documents tab.
Here is the HTML for the element. I have added the Download attribute a while ago, but it makes no difference.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 14:41I think I have found the answer.
I have used a website to check the Response Headers and discovered that the closing quotation mark on the Filename section of the octet stream is not escaped properly. This is strange as all other browsers did not give any issues until we tested the links on an iPad or MacBook Air.
QUESTION
I am trying to upload a Tableau workbook to the Tableau server
I am getting the following message
The path to the data source seems fine - when I enter the path into the browser window, I am able to connect to it and it downloads the file without issues
"C:/Users/cmomah/Documents/Projects/Analytics Database/Voucher Statistics Dashboard/Troubleshooting/VoucherStatsDashboard.twb Files/Data/Analytics Dashboard/vchr_cnt_hr.xlsx"
Does anyone have any clue where this error is coming from and how I might be able to resolve it and upload to the server?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 06:54We must use a UNC path when referencing a file-based data source. The Excel file is on the local C: drive; how is the server supposed to get to that file? It doesn't have any knowledge of your C: drive.
Here's a blog that details the process for handling file-based data sources:
https://www.flerlagetwins.com/2020/06/auto-refresh.html
Source of the correct answers: Getting error when trying to upload a Tableau workbook to the tableau server
QUESTION
Question: Is it possible to use a for loop variable in a function?
I have the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 10:12Actually you would rather create a proceduer (sub) than a function, and submit the variables you need as arguments.
QUESTION
In my workbook I have 2 worksheets: Sheet1 and Sheet2.
In Sheet1 I have the following data set:
In Sheet2 I have the following data set:
I need to create a code that will do the following:
- Populate the score columns ("Score of SpeGro", "Score of PrimSpe", etc.)
For example, for the "Score of SpeGro" column it needs to:
- Search in Sheet1 the column header corresponding to SpeGro (in this case it's column 4);
- The values of column 4 need to match the values in column 3 of Sheet2.
- Only consider the values in Sheet2 with the DIMENSION "SpeGro" (in this case);
- Only consider the values with PrdInd (Sheet1) = PrdInd (Sheet2).
Extra info: I have a INDEX-MATCH formula that works if I only had DIMENSION:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 10:21This is just to give you an idea on how you can tackle this task. But the code is working if you want to try it.
QUESTION
I have values stored in Column B of Sheet #1 and the idea is to copy those values to a different sheet, store them and then remove the duplicate values. I have the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-14 at 15:35EDIT#1:
Replace:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 19:27is the name actually "Product22" or this just an example? – Siddharth Rout 6 mins ago
@SiddharthRout just an example, but the format is similar. An actual name is seg_cb_selInd_22 (for example). – soraia635 1 min ago
Is this what you are trying?
Change the For - Next
code to the below
QUESTION
I have a userform with several checkboxes. I want to save the ticked checkboxes in different sequential rows of the same column.
For example, if I selected 5 checkboxes then I want to save them in cell(4,9), cell(5,9), etc. I have the code almost done, but I'm having trouble writing a while loop that will make it go from cell(4,9) to cell(5,9) and etc.
Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 10:15Try this way, please:
QUESTION
As you can see above, I have a table in a Excel sheet where indication A can have product 1, product 2 and so forth (The prods names are all different depending on the indication, this is just for simplicity!).
In my userform a similar format is presented. I want to basically match the indication name on my excel sheet with the indication name in my userform. If they match, then Product 11 gets A's Prod 1 name, Product 12 gets A's Prod 2 name and so forth.
I've tried the following, but I'm just starting using VBA so I'm sure it probably doesn't even make sense.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-04 at 15:02I was finally able to solve it!
The table I have on my worksheet (Image 1) has the indication column that corresponds to the indication values on my userform. For each indication, there are several products.
I want my tool to be as flexible as possible, so I needed to match the indication name and for each checkbox in my userform I would obtain it's name from the table.
For example: Indication A, Prod 1 = Prod 1 (Checkbox.Name = Cell(x,y))
This is the code that I'm using:
QUESTION
I have a Pivot Table with more than 11,000 rows of data and 53 columns. I need a piece of code that very efficiently fetches data from a particular cell in the Pivot Table.
This is what the Pivot Table looks like:
I need to be able to fetch data from particular cells using the three (3) columns to the left as the conditions from picking the correct row and offset to the correct column by using the week numbers 1-50 at the top.
Here's a snippet of my current code (which works, but is probably highly inefficient since I need to this query about 48 times right now.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 07:05You can use INDEX
& MATCH
here to extract the value that corresponds to the row that fits your storeNo, storeLoc, materialGroup and the column that matches the week input.
QUESTION
Hi,
I know this formula here
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-14 at 19:47after you have imported the getInfo function to your module, you now need to add an aditional function to the module to work with Array Formulas. Add this one after the getInfo function:
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